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		Title	First Line	Refrain First Line	Original Language Title	Original Language	Languages	Authors	Full Text	Meter	Scripture	Text Sources	Text Place Of Origin	Topics	Lectionary Weeks	Tunes	Media	Audio Preview	Flexscore	Auth Text Flex Score	Tune Auth Has Audio	Has One License Preview	Total Instances	Text Is Public Domain	Id	Matching Instances
		What though before me all is dark	What though before me all is dark																				1	1	196124	1
		What though downy slumbers flee	What though downy slumbers flee					Philip Doddridge															16	1	196132	16
		What though earthly comforts should fly	What though earthly comforts should fly																				1	1	196133	1
		What though earthly friends may frown	What though earthly friends may frown																				4	1	196134	4
		What though fierce storms sweep o'er us here	What though fierce storms sweep o'er us here					Aaron Coons															1	1	196135	1
		What though his form lies mouldering	What though his form lies mouldering					Emma H. Britten															1	1	196137	1
		What though I feel disease and pain	What though I feel disease and pain																				1	1	196140	1
		What though I have the gift to preach	What though I have the gift to preach																				1	1	196141	1
		What though I'm but a child	What though I'm but a child					Theron Brown															1	1	196142	1
		What though I'm but a little child	What though I'm but a little child																				2	1	196143	2
		What though my frail eyelids refuse	What though my frail eyelids refuse				English	Augustus Toplady															13	1	196147	13
		What though my path	My Lord and I will always be together	What though my path				Theron Babcock															3	0	125725	3
		What though my path is all unknown	When God sees best, O, loving thought	What though my path is all unknown				Anna D. Bradley															1	1	197422	1
		What though my shrinking flesh complain	What though my shrinking flesh complain					Charles Wesley															4	1	196149	4
		What though on stormy seas we sail	What though on stormy seas we sail																				1	1	196153	1
		What though our bark o'er life's rough sea	What though our bark o'er life's rough sea																				1	1	196155	1
		What though tempests rage around me	What though tempests rage around me					Jane MacGregor															1	0	196163	1
		What though the bonds of love divine	What though the bonds of love divine																				2	1	196166	1
		What though the clouds of doubt arise	What though the clouds of doubt arise																				3	1	196169	2
		What though the crowds who shout the word	What though the crowds who shout the word																				1	1	196171	3
		What though the curtains of the night be drawn	What though the curtains of the night be drawn				English	Mary M. Bodie															1	1	196172	1
		What though the earth is tumult all	What though the earth is tumult all																				1	1	196178	1
		What though the Gentiles wildly rage	What though the Gentiles wildly rage				English	William H. Sherman															5	1	196181	1
		What though the load be heavy	What though the load be heavy				English	L. F. Cole															1	1	196182	5
		What though the moments fly	What though the moments fly																				1	1	196183	1
		What though the night be dark and wild	The storms of life beat high and strong	What though the night be dark and wild				Charles M. Sheldon															1	1	171097	1
		What though the night is dreary	What though the night is dreary					Beth Day															1	1	196186	1
		What though the solid rocks be rent	What though the solid rocks be rent					Emma Pitt															1	1	196192	1
		What though the stream be dead	What though the stream be dead					Wilson															8	1	196196	1
		What though the strife be long	We pledge ourselves to fight	What though the strife be long				T. Martin Towne															1	1	191683	8
		What though the swelling surge thou see	What though the swelling surge thou see																				1	1	196197	1
		What though the tears are in our eyes	What though the tears are in our eyes					Daniel T. Taylor															2	1	196198	1
		What though the tempest hovers	What though the tempest hovers					G. M. Dow															2	1	196199	2
		What though the tempest rage	What though the tempest rage				English	Joseph F. Berg															2	1	196201	2
		What Though the Tempests Rage	What though the tempests rage around thee				English	Helen R. Young															1	1	196202	2
		What though the unthinking world may say	What though the unthinking world may say					Isaac Watts															4	1	196203	1
		What though the waters struck with dread	What though the waters struck with dread																				1	1	196204	4
		What though the way be storm-begirt	What though the way be storm-begirt				English																1	1	196209	1
		What Though the Way Be Weary	What though the way be weary	Then forward, press forward			English	Ida L. Reed															1	1	196210	1
		What though the wild waves rage around	What though the wild waves rage around																				1	1	196213	1
		What though these bodies shall decay	What though these bodies shall decay					Archibald Rutherford															1	1	196214	1
		What though they boast of fairer lands	What though they boast of fairer lands					Albert Laighton															1	1	196215	1
		What though this truth we all confess	What though this truth we all confess																				1	1	196216	1
		What though this weary clay shall lie	What though this weary clay shall lie																				1	1	196217	1
		What though thy sons be sleeping	What though thy sons be sleeping				English	Sarah Farmer															2	1	1783038	1
		What though time on earth were over	What though time on earth were over																				1	1	196219	2
		What though we bear a heavy load	What though we bear a heavy load				English																1	0	1607353	1
		What though we never saw thee tread	What though we never saw thee tread																				1	1	196222	1
		What though we now are weak and young	What though we now are weak and young																				3	1	196223	1

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